Book a Flight
Flights aboard "That's All, Brother" will be available during the event. More information about booking your ride will be posted soon.
Aircraft ride tickets do not include admission to the Pistons & Props Airshow. A separate event ticket is required for all ride participants.
Mission: Normandy
Over 80 years ago, on June 6, 1944, That’s All, Brother led the main airborne invasion of Normandy. Piloted by Lt. Col. John Donalson, the aircraft was at the head of over 800 C–47s, delivering more than 13,000 paratroopers into one of the most pivotal battles of WWII.
In 2024, the aircraft returned to the skies over Normandy to mark the 80th anniversary of D–Day—reconnecting past and present in a powerful tribute.
After serving in D–Day and other major operations—Dragoon, Market Garden, Repulse, and Varsity—the aircraft was sold into civilian use in 1945. Its identity was nearly lost until two U.S. Air Force historians discovered it in a Wisconsin scrapyard.
The Commemorative Air Force stepped in to rescue and restore the plane. Thanks to generous donors and a dedicated team of volunteers, That’s All, Brother was brought back to life—fully restored to its 1944 condition, complete with its original D–Day paint scheme and interior.
Learn more at the official site: thatsallbrother.org.
Specifications
Ride Experience
What to Expect
Passengers must check in one hour before take-off.
Includes check-in, a passenger safety briefing, and a photo opportunity with the crew. Experience the engine start-up sequence.
A few minutes taxi to the runway.
Pause on the runway for a full engine run-up and flight clearance.
Once airborne, the flight lasts approximately 20–25 minutes.
The entire experience lasts approximately one hour.
